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Custom Products Inc
PO Box 1141, Mooresville, USA, 28115 W:
www.custprodinc.com
7E70
DANNEWITZ GmbH & Co
6H75
Zum Sonnenberg 7-11, Gelnhausen, Germany, DE-63571 W:
www.dannewitz.de
DCA Design International
7H55
19 Church Street, Warwick, Warwickshire, UK, CV34 4AB W:
www.dca-design.com
Custom Products Inc., has provided seat cushion and upholstery solutions to airlines and OEMs since 1973. CPI is introducing a new line of CCF- M molded (Custom Comfort Foam) cushions. We offer complete engineering design packages, including pressure mapping, and in house FAR25.853(c) flammability certification. Our unique ability to produce seat cushions and upholstery dress covers promotes a quality custom fit for your seats. We offer seat kit solutions combining our manufacturing capabilities for both cushions and dress covers. CPI Aero Services, our FAA Repair Station W6BR726N, provides seating restoration services specializing in leather dress cover reconditioning and leather armcap reco.
DANNEWITZ provides design and problem- solving experience to your aerospace application. Safety, performance, reliability are key requirements for cable systems in today's space applications as well as in commercial aircraft systems and defense electronics. We serve customers worldwide. They benefit from our experience in harness products, design capabilities, and off-the-shelf deliveries. DANNEWITZ offers a wide variety of TE Connectivity (TYCO-Raychem) and BentleyHarris products together with well-founded know-how regarding harnessing, heatshrinkable and electrical interconnect products. Contact: Peter Ullinger · eMail:
phu@dannewitz.de · Phone: +49 60 51/60 60-36 · Fax: +49 60 51/60 60-60.
DCA is one of Europe's leading design and development consultancies, employing over 110 skilled staff to deliver successful product innovation for all aspects of transport design. Our intelligent balancing of visual creativity and technical ingenuity has created seating and interior solutions that deliver commercial success for our clients and are in use daily throughout the world. We offer an integrated design and development service to the aircraft industry including: research; planning; certification and design strategy; industrial design; usability and ergonomics; interaction design; mechanical engineering; electronic hardware and software engineering; prototyping and production support.
Cutting Dynamics, Inc.
980 Jaycox Road, Avon, USA, 44011 W:
www.cuttingdynamics.com
5G40
Davis Aircraft Products Co. Inc
1150 Walnut Ave, PO Box 525 Bohemia, New York, USA, 11716 W:
www.davisaircraft.com
An AS9100 Registered manufacturer of sheet metal and thermoplastic/composite seat components including complete seat frame assemblies, seat backs, arm rests, end bays, center consoles, legs, spreaders & other interior aircraft components. We will be showcasing our 16G compliant 1.5 lb. 100% Thermoplastic / Composite seat back. Additionally, our 100% Thermoplastic/Composite armrests, beams and supports & 3D composite components manufactured from CODEP materal and LFT.
For further information please visit our stand.
Exhibiting on the Aircraft Components & Equipment Supplies Ltd stand.
6F50
Decomatic
ZA de la Canterie, Sainte Maure De Touraine, France, F-37800
6B56-F
Decomatic, a European Manufacturer specialist in small & medium lots of Aerospace Bolts, Screws Nuts & Machined Parts.
Exhibiting on the Ubifrance stand.
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